MIL Mod 80 Supplement pdf

MIL Mod 80 Supplement

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The Canadian-made MOD-8 microcomputer was introduced by Microsystems International Ltd. (MIL) in late 1973 or early 1974. The microcomputer was originally intended as a modular MF8008 (MIL’s version of the Intel 8008 chip) based prototyping system, similar to the Intel MCS-8. Before its closure in early 1975, MIL of Ottawa was one of the largest semiconductor companies manufacturing a range of semiconductor products including microprocessors.
Just prior to MIL’s demise, MIL produced a 8080 card that made the Mod8 into a Mod80. This manual was produced by Moducomp following their demise in support of hobbyists who continued to build these systems for a few years afterwards

• Creator/s: Moducomp Inc., Microsystems International Limited (MIL
• Date: 1975
• Year: 1975
• Book Topics/Themes: MIL, Microsystems International Limited, Mod 80, 8080, computer, vintage computing

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